Registration closes 15 September 2026

The dMAT is new.
Your practice shouldn't be.

Germany's Digital Master Assessment Test has no syllabus to cram, no past papers to buy and no notes allowed in the room. It rewards one thing: being fast and accurate at three exact question formats. That is trainable, and this is where you train it.

Full 56-question mock. Real timers. No signup, no card.

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Registration for the first Indian dMAT sitting closes 15 September 2026. The exam is on 26 September, results follow on 12 October. No second sitting has been announced for this cycle.

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Why practice decides your score

Three question types. Seventy-five seconds each. No paper.

The dMAT Core Module is not a knowledge test. It is a speed-and-accuracy test on formats most Indian students have never seen before. Walking in cold costs marks that have nothing to do with how clever you are.

01

Figure Sequences

Twenty items in twenty-five minutes. Figures move, rotate and change colour across a grid under a fixed rule set, including acceleration by x+1 and bouncing off the boundary. You predict the next two matrices.

The subtest most students lose marks on, purely from unfamiliarity.

02

Mathematical Equations

Twenty systems in twenty-five minutes. Every letter is a whole number from 1 to 20 and exactly one solution exists. The algebra is simple. Doing it entirely in your head, at speed, is not.

Tests mental bookkeeping, not mathematics.

03

Latin Squares

Sixteen grids in twenty minutes. A 5x5 grid holds A to E once per row and column, with one cell marked. Easy grids resolve at a glance; hard ones need three or four forced deductions held in working memory.

Sudoku logic, without the pencil.

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This is a real question from Mock 1

Four matrices are given. Work out each figure's rule, then pick the pair showing matrices five and six. In the real exam you would have seventy-five seconds and nowhere to write.

Every question in every DMAT Club mock comes with a worked solution that names each figure's rule in plain English - not just the correct letter.

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Figure Sequences · medium
Which pair shows matrices 5 and 6?
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What you get

Built to behave like the real test, not like a PDF

Real timers, enforced

25, 25 and 20 minutes, counted per subtest exactly as the exam does. When time is up the subtest closes and you move on. No extensions.

No-notes conditions

The dMAT forbids notes and calculators. Practising on paper trains the wrong habit. Our mocks run in the browser and even flag when you switch tabs.

A worked solution for every item

Not just the answer key. Each figure's movement rule, each substitution step, each forced deduction - written out so you learn the pattern rather than memorise the answer.

Never the same test twice

Our questions are generated, not hand-written from a fixed bank of a few hundred. Five mocks, 280 unique items, zero repeats between them.

Difficulty that escalates

Each mock is built to a deliberate easy/medium/hard mix, and Mock 5 is measurably harder than Mock 1. You feel the ramp rather than plateauing.

Honest scoring

You get your raw score and per-subtest accuracy. We show an estimated band on the published 0-200 scale and say plainly that it is our estimate, because g.a.s.t. does not publish its scoring model.

The honest bit

Nobody has the official questions. Be suspicious of anyone who says they do.

The dMAT is administered by g.a.s.t. and evaluated centrally in Bochum. Its item bank is not public and its scoring model is not published. Any provider claiming real dMAT papers is either guessing or lying.

What can be replicated - precisely - is the format: the published task rules, the item counts, the timing, the no-notes constraint and the three difficulty tiers. That is what we built, and we built it as a generator so the supply of fresh questions never runs out.

What we do and don't do

Timed practice on the exact Core Module formats Yes
Worked solutions for every question Yes
Official g.a.s.t. papers No such thing
Handling your exam registration or fee No
Guaranteed scores No
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Everything about the dMAT, explained properly

Written from the official task descriptions and the APS India rollout documents, updated as the rules change.

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Questions

dMAT, answered

Is the dMAT compulsory for me?

The dMAT applies if you are applying for a Master's programme in Germany for Summer Semester 2027 or later, your bachelor's is in engineering (including computer science and IT), commerce, accounting, finance, economics, business or management, and you started your APS process on or after 29 June 2026. Bachelor's applicants, PhD applicants, exchange and partnership students, and anyone who already holds an APS certificate are exempt.

What does the dMAT exam cost?

The exam fee is EUR 150, roughly Rs 16,500 depending on the day's exchange rate, paid directly to g.a.s.t. when you register. That is separate from the Rs 18,000 APS documentation fee, so budget for both. DMAT Club charges only for preparation; we never handle your exam fee or your registration.

Is there a syllabus I can study from?

Not in the traditional sense. The Core Module tests reasoning through three fixed task types - Figure Sequences, Mathematical Equations and Latin Squares - rather than curriculum content. There is no chapter list to cram. Preparation means getting fast and accurate at those exact formats under time pressure.

How is the dMAT structured?

Two modules with a 30-minute break in between. The Core Module runs 90 minutes: 20 Figure Sequences in 25 minutes, 20 Mathematical Equations in 25 minutes, and 16 Latin Squares in 20 minutes. The Subject Module runs 90 minutes and is matched to your bachelor's field. Everything is single-choice with four options and there is no negative marking.

Can I use rough paper or a calculator?

No. You may not take notes at any point in the dMAT, and no calculator is provided. This is the single biggest reason practising on printed PDFs is counterproductive - it trains a skill the exam forbids. Every DMAT Club mock runs in the browser under the same no-notes conditions.

Should I guess if I do not know an answer?

Yes. There is no negative marking, so a blank earns nothing while a guess has at least a one-in-four chance. Eliminating even one option makes guessing clearly worthwhile. Our mocks flag every blank before you submit.

Are DMAT Club questions the official ones?

No, and no legitimate provider can offer those. Every question on DMAT Club is originally generated by our own engine, built to the same published task rules and difficulty tiers as the official format. That also means you can practise indefinitely without ever repeating a question.

How many mock tests do I get?

Mock 1 is free with a DMAT Club account. The full bundle gives you all five full-length mocks, 280 unique questions, and a worked solution for every single item.

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